Breeden Insurance Services, Inc. - Lexington, North Carolina
Car Insurance, Homeowners Insurance, Business Insurance, Life Insurance, and Commercial Auto Insurance for Lexington and All of North Carolina
Breeden Insurance Services, Inc. is an independent insurance agency that was formed in 1963 and assumed ownership by the Breeden Family in 1967. We are focused on clients throughout North Carolina and the Southeast.
Breeden Insurance is made up of 25+ insurance professionals, providing specialized services in all lines of insurance, bonds and employee benefits for a variety of clients, both large and small. We work on thoroughly evaluating your needs and finding a company that offers you the best possible coverage for the lowest possible cost.
Breeden Insurance is licensed as an agent with over a dozen major insurance companies and has broker access to hundreds of other carriers, as well as, Lloyds Correspondents and Brokers. We represent only insurance companies that possess superior services, competitive rates, and financial strength. These companies are exceptionally reputable and have been carefully selected to tailor to the needs of our clients.
Our insurance agency provides car insurance, home insurance, commercial auto, and business insurance.
Recent News
How to Get Your Car Ready for Summer
Posted: June 23, 2017
Summer is finally here! Longer days, warmer weather and spending more time outside. We take precautions from the sun and heat when we’re outside, but what about our cars? Did you know that the sun and heat can cause serious damage to your vehicle, too? Here are some tips to help you care for your ride this summer: Prep work Make sure your car’s cooling... Read Article
Who Insures Interior Improvements at Your Leased Auto Shop?
Posted: June 22, 2017
If you lease a garage for your auto shop and make improvements to the space—such as installing equipment or remodeling the interior—it’s a good idea to review your auto services insurance coverage. Generally, if you’ve made any after-the-fact alterations, it’s up to you, not the property owner or landlord, to insure them. For example, let’s say you’ve installed shelving and a vehicle lift in the... Read Article